Bryn declared that this book was as 'funny as a bunny' and with characters such as Winnie 'happy-go-lucky-top-to-tail-sunshine' and Walter 'the biggest worrier in Woolybottom' I have to agree.

This book tells the story of Walter who, when finding himself entered in the 'Summer super-seriously-competitive Sports & Funday', discovers he now has plenty more to worry about. Walter's worrying is close to ruining the day but with the help of his friends he finally manages to gain some perspective & overcome his worries.

Bryn enjoyed the ridiculousness of the things Walter worries about while I couldn't help but smile at some of the language. I particularly liked the fact that 'Chloe raised a cow brow'. I was also in awe of the illustrations with the beautiful pastel colours looking like they've just been poured into the sturdy thick ink outlines.

This book is a celebration of friendship accompanied by some gentle humour.